TZO'JZZT.S AND rMrnta.
Loao;i' In I lore Detmle
the
Kllci't of l.rm (nvrrlnic,
Have truiinTn liclpcil or retards the
eonrsc i.r i iviUxtioii? whs the ques
tion rivemiy l (c nt a meeting of
tho (:iilor mill cutter senate In ticrrarj
atrwr, London.
The eillior of the Tnilor and Cutter
revonliM Ms secret yrnrnlng. for a re
turn of knee breeches. "There are
millions of microbe-.," he remarked. "In
the turn tip of every trouser. Our most
eminent Sonnlors and others wcr
breeches ut 'ourt, and pvpn his mnjtsty
the King who, It should be remarked,
liever wears a crenste down the froat ef
his trousers, but at the side as aoon
as It 1m possible, assume either the
kilt or knickerbocker for sporting and
other functions. All the greatest dis
coveries, all the greatest triumphs, na
tal and military, have been achieved
by men wearing breeches."
"The century of trousers," declared
another six-nker, "has been the century
f pence, henlHi and proprejis," and
added that the progress had, however,
assumed rather alarming proportions.
i.Cl,!s i Jie." he sulci, "hat the
teudtney of the age Is agniiTst the
wearing of clothes. There has been the
rage for dispensing with boots, and
ow we have the hatless brigade, with
many of those who possess bats car
rying them In their hands along the
streets. I an afraid it may be the
same in regard to both breeches and
trousers. Itreeehes are the mark of
the flunkey, the broad-arrow convict,
and the tuxlenh chauffeur. Whatever
trade may suffer, we must keep out
trousers." - - ....
r Demanding Prompt Actloa.
Mistress What in the matter, Caasyl
Terrified Nurse (wringing her hand)
O, Mrs. Jyuies, I'm afraid baby has
wallered that rocoannt I was lettin kef
play with! I can't find it anywheres J
Cuicairo Trilmp"
I wnnt every TVerson who suffers wltli
any form of Kidney Mlment. no matter
how many remedies they hnve tried, bo
latter how many doctor! they have con
sulted, no matter bow aerlous the case, to
five, Mun.vou's Kidney Remedy a trftl.
You will lie astonished to see how quickly
It relievea all patna In the back loins
and groins caused by the kidneys. Toa
will he surprised to aee how quickly
It reduces the swelling la the feet sad
legs, also putHneas under the eves, after
taking a few doses of this, remedy. You
will be delighted to see the color return
ing to your cheeks and feel the thrill of
vigor and eood cheer. If your 1,'rlne Is
thick or milky, if It la pal and foamy. If
It contains sediments or brtekdust. If It la
blgfcly colored or has an offensive smell.
If you urlnnte frequently, you should per
sist Id taking this remedy until all symp
toms disappear. We believe this remedy
has cured more serious kidney ailments
thsa all the Kidney medicines that have
been compounded. Professor Munyon be
lieves that the terrible death rate frem
bright' Disease and Din betes Is unaec
ssary and will be greatly reduced by this
remedy.
Go at once to your druggist and purchase
bottle of Munyon's Kidney remedy. If
It fulls to -give satlsfactl6n I will refund
your money. Munyon.
For sale by all druggists. Price 25c.
PE&&F em the
We tell you about how good you'll
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and recommend them But that's
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tions, and a simplo little Instrument,
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IIU Idra of Hvforiulnar If.
Tarty of the Kirst Part Hut uon't
you believe iu reforming the tariff'
Wild l-'yed t rank Hi-forming the tar
iff? Of eourve, I do. It has no "t" toe
many !
Fall from Scaffold and lajnrad III
Back.
Thirty years ago James C. life, of
1100 0th street, S. K., Washington,
D. C, fell from a scnffold and serloubly
Injured his back. In telling about It be
nays: "My suffering was terrible; from
the small of my buck nil around my
stomach was Just as If I had been beat
en with a club. I tried all kinds of
plasters belladonna, cnin-lne and por
ous without getting relief, and bought
so-called electric belts but none of them
did uie nny good.
One day. while working near my
daughter's house, my back pained me
so badly that I had to quit. I went Into
the house and lay down for cose. My
daughter had a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment in the house and she rubbed my
back well with It and gave me some
to take home. I used six and a half
bottles of Sloan's 2."c. Liniment and
ran do as much work now as any man
In the shop, although I am sixty-seven
years old. I would not be without
Sloan's Liniment for any consideration
and recommend it to anyone suffering
pain."
FASHION HINTS
White mull, organdy, very sheer linen
lawn, any of these would be suitable for
this crrnrtuntinn frnrk. It is mnde with a
tucked flounce which runs higher in front
The arrangement of the trimming is orig
inal and pretty, fine white embroidery,
or a light pattern oi cluny lace could be
used. T)ie belt and sash are to be of lib
trtv satin.
France imports 170 tons of human
hair every year. Most of it comes from
China and after being made up it Is sent
to all parts of the worlfi.
Safe and Bare.
Among the medicines that are recom
mended and endorsed by physicians
and nurses is Kemp's ltulsain, the best
cough cure. For many years It has
been regarded by doctors as the medi
cine most likely to cure coughs, and it
has a strong hold on the esteem of
all well-informed people. When Kemp's
Balsam cannot cure a cough we shul!
be at a loss to know what will. At
druggists' and dealers', 20c.
Ilia Pustttoa.
"Jinx's oldest boy has run away
from home."
"I suppose Jins is furious at him?"
"No, I think lie rather envies him."
Houston I'ost.
Care That Cold To-Day.
Nearly all druggists and dealers now
have in stock Lane's 1'leusnnt Tablets
(laxative) for Colds and Grip, and they
will break up a cold quicker than any oth
er remedy. A trial will convince you. as
it has thotmsmlM of others. Avoid suffer
ing and save doctors' bills by ordering to
day. 20 cents a boi. Sample free. Ai
Irasa Orator V. Woodward, Le Roy, N. Y.
Good for fora Era,
for over 100 years PETTIT3 EYE
SALVI5 has positively cured eye diseases
everywhere. All drug(iata ar Howard
Broa, Buffalo. N. Y.
Ills Protracted Effort.
"Muriel, I love you !"
"It ia that all you have to say, Ro-
"Great Scott, Muriel, it has takea ma
eighteen months to say that!"
WANT FARM, nuwlness or Income
Property, fend full description and low
out price. Will deul on'y with owners.
Btevaiits, Box 1010. Minneapolis, Minn.
Partners la Ills Crlaaa.
Tho hard looking customer bad beta
arrested for stealing an umbrella.
"What have you to say for yourself?"
eked tho police justice. "Are yon guilty
at guilty?"
"I'm one 0' the guilty onea, y'r honor,
I reckon," answered the prisoner. "Tho
r bruits had the name of J. Thompooa
0t tat handle, G. 11. U rick ley st stuped
a the loside o' the cover, an' I stole It
from a man named Quioiby." Chicago
Trihaao.
Try M urine Bye Reeae4
ror od. Weak, Wssrr, Watery Eras.
Compounded br Eiperlvaced PbfsUlaas.
roaforsis to the Pure Food as4 Drags I .aw.
Murine Doosa't tntrt. HootiiM Eje Pst.
tsf aUrlae for Sour Eyes. Ton WW Uko It
llooeekeeplna; r Marhlaary,
In Chicago there is a family whose
bread winner earns $18 a week, says a
writer in the April Appleton's. He Is
employed by one of the great electrical
companies of the city.
Ills wife, of course. Is her own cook,
maid and laundress. On Monday the
family wash, which has been soaking
In soapy water all night, is put in a
tub. She turns a switch; then cud
dling baby In her lap she opens the
morning papct3 and rocks and reads
while the electric motor is swishing
the soiled clo'li s ack and forth In
the washing machine.
The first step of the laundering pro
cess finished, she rinses the automati
cally cleansed clothing In clear water,
turns rncilier switch and feeds the
moist, cloth through the rubber rolls of
the wringer, which la operated by the
same motor that ran the washing ma
chine. After the clothes are dried she
irons them with electrical ilatlrom
and what was once a back-breaking,
health-destroying form of drudgery has
become almost a positive pleasure.
The kitchen of this home has in it a
gas stove, but it. also has an electrical
cabinet on which a goodly part of tho
meals are cooked. The cabinet la home
made, of dark stained wood, and on its
broad shulf are several electrical
"stoves," plates of Iron In which are
resistance colls that warm up to a
cooking heat when the current Is turn
ed on.
The electrical oven stands on the
floor when not In use, for it takes but
an Instant to screw the plug at the
business end of Its wire Into the sock
et, and bo ready to roast the Sundr
ies of mutton. And all this In the
house of a man who earns but $18 a
week!
. A mining company composed entire
ly of women was recently organized In
Marquette, Mich.
The German empress for state occa
sions wears diamonds and a wreath of
silver myrtle on her silvery hair.
In the patent office at Washington Is
the model of a pocket sewing machine,
the invention of Sally A. Rosenthal of
Dubuque, Iowa.
There Is a men's league for women
suffrage in London and one lone man
was present at the international meet
ing representing It.
Miss Caroline McGill, an instructor
In anatomy In the University of Mis
souri, has won the $1,200 Sarah Ber
liner reasearch fellowship for women,
Mrs. Mlllieent Garret Fawcett enjoys
the unique distinction of being the
only woman ever Invited to address
the University Debating Society at
Oxford.
The Japanese woman dresses accord
tng to her age. She wears gold pins
until she Is 25. At 30 the pins are
white and at 40 she wears plain shell
combs.
Mrs. Philander C. Knox, wife of the
secretary of state, personally manages
the big dairy which is conducted on
I her husband's country estate at Val-
ley Forge, Pa.
It is said that Queen Alexandra
. wishes to establish an order for the
recognition of the special virtures of
women In civil life, corresponding to
the king's order for rewarding heroism
In civil life.
Mrs. Harold Gorst, author of several
novels dealing with the slums of Lon
don, and sister of Charles Rann-Ken-nedy,
the playwright, who wrote "The
Servant in the House," Is in this coun
try on a short visit. She is not a suf
fragette. Mrs, Mary Crowell, of Byron, 111., is
one woman who believes that what Is
worth doing at all Is worth doing well.
She Is engaged in the very prosaic oc
cupation of raising hogs, but the deal
ers say the pork made from her hogs
Is of such good quality that they think
she deserves to be allowed to vote.
A Two-Tone Torlian.
'I lie Jaunty lines of this turban are
most becoming, and the style la not at
11 trying despite Its rather dushliig
character. The turban Is of mixed
Davy and steel blue straw and the
crown Is entirely covered by a sweep
ing cot) reamer mane or small gray
quills tipped with bine. A scarf of
navy blue satin goes around the tight
side, and the left, brim, which turns
sharply upward, Is caught by a smart
cocade of gray la center! with a
ileel button.
Husband aa Lovrr.
There seems to be a grow! and
widely spread dissatisfaction among
womeu with the men. Very few worn-
M appear to be thoroughly ' atlsflad
with the men of their households. One
and all, they fall tar short of what
they ought to be.
Fathers refuse to pay milliners' and
modistes' bills with the pleased and
unquestioning alacrity a fond and ap
preciative parent should show, broth
ers display a careless Indifference to
their sisters' company and an unrea
sonablp and allogether Inexplicable
preference for the noclcty of "that
girl;" and husbands never mind.
The only capacity In which a woman
appears to be thoroughly satisfied with
a EV1 y'lfJJ no ls a 'over "her"
jover, of courbe. -"
As her lover ho is usually all she
- - f
wants him to be.
As her lover he Is willing to spend
the whole evening telling her she has
the most beautiful eyes, the most ador
able chin aud the most klssable mouth
that were ever placed In the face of
woman!
As her lover, he never praises an
other woman, because he never sees
another woman!
As her lover, ho listens avidly to ev
erything sho says nnd believes It!
As her lover, he will go anywhere,
do anything, get anything she wants!
As her lover, he has neither mind,
will nor soul of his own!
Yes. as a lover he is thoroughly rea
sonable and a satisfactory person.
On the face of these facts does It
not appear that it. would be to the In
terest of the women to keep the men
their lovers even after marriage?
" Softening- tba SkJn.
Homely conplexlon specifics are al
most becoming too homely nowadays.
Raw mutton fat, which Is said to be
excellent for the skin of the face In
cold weather, Is, aa a matter of fact, 3
somewhat drastic remedy, an (lie
same might be said of raw eggs, whlcli
are credited wltii a wonderful effect on
the complexion.
A well-beaten new-laid egg, spread
rather than rubbed over the skin In
the evening, and left to dry on. Is
looked upon by many people as an ex
cellent skin softener and preventive of
the crow feet, tho first signs of which
have alwayB to be closely guarded
against. The fdee Is first of all gently
washed with tepid distilled or pre
viously boiled water, and then dried
with a soft handkerchief. A large sable-haired
paint brush is afterward
dipped in tho well-beaten' egg and
worked over the face until the skin
feels a littlo stiff and drawn. This Is
left to soak in for ten minutes, when
the egg-wash la gently wiped off with
a handkerchief dipped In rosewater.
Borax snuffed up the nose Is good
for cataarh.
It Is said very strong tea will stop
bleeding from a cut.
A Bun bath is of much more value
to health than much warming by the
fire.
Undue consumption of tea, coffee, co
coa and chocolate will make the skin
sallow.
A littlo eood toilet water or cologne
poured Into a bath Is, delightful in Its
effects.
If your heart Is weak do not Indulge
in showers, and be careful to temper
the water, no matter how strong the
heart.
Wherever thore Is an Inconvenient
hollow a gentle massage with cocoa
butter will soon fill it up, and it is the
purest and best of skin food.
A teaapoonful of strong black tea
tied up In a piece of muslin, with boil
ing water poured over it, may be left
on the eye all nipht for a aty.
Washing the eyes morning and night
in water as hot as it can be borne is
a yonderful tonic for those useful ser
vants which are so easily Injured.
An excellent household remedy for
burns Is pure vaseline or olive oil.
The great thing Is to exclude the air
and dirt from the burned aurface, and
this the oil will do.
A dry shampoo of cornineal Is very
cleansing If properly done. The meal
should not be allowed to get too close
to the scalp, and should be brushed
out with a gentle "lifting" stroke.
To tajte disagreeable medicine eat
one or two cloves or hold Ice In the
mouth until the tongue Is chilled and
the medicine will be loss disagreeable.
Medicines that discolor the teeth may
be taken through soda straws.
In sleeping, keep tha head as low
aa possible that the blood may circu
late freely In the brain. The less pll
lows the better. Always stretch out
your body fully. When the limbs are
crossed or curled up In any way the
rest Is not so great
An Insect In the ear may be de
stroyed by pouring a teaspoonful of
warm olive oil or camphorated oil Into
tho ear and keeping It there for some
time, holding the head In a position
to retain the oil, which will afterward
come away with the dead Inaect.
roverlaat for r'aherbed.
Fur a covering for feather beds
make a slip of cotton cloth eight Inches
longer aud wider than the article to bo
covered, leaving an opening at one Bide
a third of the length. On each Inside
corner sew tapes six Inches long; also
sew tapes six Inches long on the four
comers, tie the tapes, and either lew
tha opening at side or nse buttons and
buttonholes. Cotton challles can be
used for omnforta Insteud of cotton
cloth.
Water Drives Away niolpaea.
The brown skin patches which are
so disfiguring and seemingly so bard
to cure come supposedly from tha liver.
Many remedies have N-en tried for
them, but the latest "cure" is ao ilm
pie that it should at least be tested by
every woman who wishes to fight the
blemishes. A skin specialist declares
that he has had more success in treat
ing brown patches by copious water
drinking than in any other way. The
patient is forced to drink, ten or
twelve glasse of water a day. taking
110 other medicine. In a short time
her skin shows good effects and in
many cases the brown patches disap
pear entirely.
Tacked llloaae.
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1 , 4.
The blouse tbpt fs' tucked In varlou
effective ways is the favorite one of
the moment, mid this model would be
charming developed either in lingerie
material or such thin silks as crepe de
Chine,, messalln'e aud the like or In
cashmere; Indeed. In any material that
can be tucked successfully. The plain
yoke and center frout are especially
well adapted to the hand embroidery
that is so much in vogue, but they can,
if preferred, be trimmed with applique
or lie mailt' of fancy material.
Making m Flu Character.
The Bweetest bread that any man 01
woman ever ate Is that which Is won
by their own energy, or deserved by
their usefulness. Whether labor be
that of the hand or the head, there la
dignity In it. Do not atand around
with arms akimbo until occasion tells
you what to do; don't live In hope
with your arms folded. Fortune smiles
on those who roll up their sleeves, put
their shoulders to the wheel and push!
To begin at the very foot of the hill
and work slowly up to the top may be
a very discouraging process, but It la
precisely at this spot where so many
begin to spoil their Uvea.
Homo Love Best Charity.
We have cumu to realize that a child
needs something more than clothes and
food to develop the best ; It needs the
love thnt can only be found In a homo.
Tho success of tho whole depends en
tirely upon the success of the unit, and
this can only be achieved by recogniz
ing each unit, though It lie merely a
puny little child of want or crime, as
1111 Individual, with Individual charac
teristics and nu Individual-yearning for
love Baltimore Star.
A ttrnctl vciicas.
A magnetic iiersonnllty Is often more
powerful than ability, and Is often,
very often, placed Id the balance
against It. It is, therefore, advisnhle
to exert oneself to tho utmost to culti
vate that wonderful charm to the high
est degree and she who has It not Is
not so miuh to bo pitied as blamed, for
It is more or less within tho reach of
all.
A Flower Hat.
Luxuriant flower wreaths composed
of all the blossoms that grow weight
the huge hats. The coloring of the ex
ample shown
above was rich
and' beautiful.
The hat itself, be
ing of a burnt
straw, lent a har
monious back
ground t o tha
wreath of black
eyed Susans en
circling the high
CI-
or
broad crown. The spots of Intense
black furnished by tha flower centers
gave rlchnesa to the color scheme. A
huge chou made of many loops of
satin ribbon of a rich burnt orange
shade waa placed on the left and com
pleted the hat
The Outdoor Woman.
The sight of an Englishwoman chas
ing a bare on foot, through bramble
and thicket, over bridge and Btlles, hel
terakelter over everything, would, says
Town and Country, make a German
hausfrau sit down in the middle of the
road with her hands folded helplessly
In front of her.
For the Kltohaa Blak.
A bottle of household ammonia
should be aa Invariably an adjunct to
the kitchen sink and that of the wait
ress' pantry aa the soap dish. It "kills"
grease by a chemical combination with
it and lends luster to silver by tha
same.
A Polat la Ironlaa.
When Ironing a Btarched garment
and a part of U become dry, do no
dampen with water, but with a cloth
wet with a little cold starch. This will
keep nil Prts of the garment of equal
stiff nea.
Onrloaa, put True.
"GlrlB Who Rooelve Ilundreda ot
Proposal" la the title of an article la
a contemporary. A curious fact In
this respect Is that liars, we believe,
receive more proposal than any othef
aort f girl, Pouch.
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When a remedy has lived for over thirty years, steadily
growing in popularity and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare they owe their very lives to it,
is it not reasonable to believe that it is an article of great
merit?
We challenge the world to show any other one remedy
for a special class of disease which has attained such an
enormous demand and maintained it for so many years as
has Lydia E. Pinkham't Vegetable Compound, the famous
woman's remedy for woman's ills. Unless it is a very good
medicine and the claims made for it are honest, such a record
would have been impossible fraud, or misrepresentations
would long ago have been detected and the business gone
into oblivion. Read this unsolicited letter:
Melbourne Iowa: "I Buffered for many years with femal
troubles. Inflammation, and bearhiff-dowu pains, no that I was
unablo to do my work.
LydlaE.PInkliam'iiVeffetalde Compound was recommended,
and I am no thankful for the great eood it has done me. 1 feel
that I am a livinjr advertisement for thltf medicine a I have)
Influenced so many of mv friends to use it, so thankful am I
that it restored me to health JUrs. Clara Waternianu, It. 1). 1,
Melbourne, Iowa.
When a woman like Mrs. Watcrmann is generous enough
to write such a letter as the above for publication, she
should at least be given credit for a sincere desire to help
other suffering women. For we assure you there is no
other reason why she should court such publicity. , )
We say it in all sincerity and friendship try this medicine.
For SO years Lydia H. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound hits been tho standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try tlds famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
lias thousands of cures to its credit.
ffffat Mrs. Plnkham Invites all nick women
li'f to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address lira, l'inkham, Lynn, Mass.
Corn Planting
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week, or Ursa t hun 2 o-ntH u day. It will not Interfere with your work tr occupation. Just send ml
your name and address, tll me how you suffer if you wish, and 1 will send youth treatment'
lor you cane, entirely lrN, in plain wrapper, by return mail. I will ulwi send you, free Of Cast. nf
book -"WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL aUVISEK" with explanatory HluKtratkma ahowinr why womej
suiter, and how they can easily euro themselves at homo. Kvery woman should have It, ass I ear 8
lo think for herself. Then when tho doctor nays "You mint have an operation," you ca
docido lor yourHelf. Thousandot woirn-u have cured tbemaelve with my home remedy. It cares Slh
Otderyeunit. To Mothers of Daughters I will explain a simple homo treatment which epeedtli
and oftectually cures l.eucorrhoea. lireen Sicknes and Vainlut or Irregular Menalruatioa ia jTouuJ
Ladien. Pluinpneoa and health always results Irom le use.
Wherever you live, I can refer you to ladios ol your own locality who know and will fladiy tali an .
sufferer that this Home lreetmeat really Cures all women's diHcases. and makes woawa wei
strong, plump and robust. Just tend ml your address, snd the tree ten days' trcatusat la your,
also the book. Write today, as you may not see this offer again. Address
MRS. M. SUMMERS. nx I. . . . Notre Dame, I rid., U. S. JeV
rolltenesa, Nat Craclty,
"Now, sir," bellowtl the ruby-TlB-aged
K. C, taking off his placc-nt.
and pointing them at the unhappy bub
band, "you deny any cruelty to war
your wife, I understand. Kladly tail
us whether It la a fact" hero tun
ed triumphantly toward tha Jury, aad
put ou his piuce-nez again "that for
three mouths you did not speak to
her."
"It la," answered the husband.
"Well, sir," thundered the K. a,
"why didn't you speak to her, nay I
aak?"
"Simply," replied tba husband, "be
cause I didn't want to Interrupt mer."
Answers.
Fair.
"Tou'btj Dot prejudiced Is favor of
either cundldate, are youl Tea are ab
Bolutely unbiased?"
"Sure. They've both paid ue the
same amount." Cleveland Leader.
SKIN TROUBLES CURED.
fwe Littlo Glrle Had Emms Very
Badly Ia Oaa Case Child's Hair
C'aaao Oal aad Loft aro Patches
Cutlcura Mel sellai Isesui,
"I have two little girls who have
been troubled very badly with eczema.
Oue of tbeni had It on her lower limbs.
I did everything that I could bear of
for her, but It did not give U until
warm weuther, whi'O It seemingly sub
sided. The next winter when It be
came co'd the eczema started again
and alao lu her beud where It would
take the balr out and leave bare
patches-. At the same time her arms
were aore the whole length of them. I
took her to a physician, but the child
grew worse all the time. Her slater's
arma were also affected. I began using
the Cutlcura Itemed'es, and by the
time the second lot waa used their skin
was soft and smooth. Mrs. Charles
Bnker, Albion. Me, Bt-pt 21, 1008."
Totter Drug 4 Chein. Corps., Sole
props, of Cutlcura ReixsdleB. Boeton.
Is kere Ilstemrr tani taa
Born mar bn ner Tsa4
9 mares ar foaling Dtstsmpof
corn plaining may bo late If your a
1 Know woman annaruiira.
' I baTolound thocuro. . .
I wUl mail, free ot any charge, mr noma treaS .
moat with lull lutructlons to any outlorar kn
wowaa'a ailment. I want to t-Jl all womn abot
this cure you, mr reader, tor jrouraeH, your anghtA
your mother, or your oixtcr. I want to tell youl
to euro jrouriwlTi'e at homo without tho help ol
doctor. Men cannot undm-ntnd wom.Mi'uerinrt
What wo women know Irom experience, wo knoo5
betterthaa any doctor. 1 know that mr home treat,
went l a aa!e and sure cure lor Leucorrhea oo
Whitish Dlachurgci, (jloorntlon. llpeenenr
or rllln of the VVoniU. Profuse. Scanty or Pali
ful Peftia, Utrrlno or Ovarlnn Tumor oj
rowtho: auo polus In the head, hack ana
bowels, bearlnj down fscllnjs. nervcuimena
creeping feelUfJ up the pl:ie, melancholy, ddi
Ira ta cry, hft flnr.lica, weariness, Mdney and.
bladder troubles, U'lier caused by weakneasaa
cuullar looursex. ... .
I .want to rand youo complete ten day t treat,
nent entirely free to prove to you that you concur
jonrsWf at home, easily. quMlp omt nuial?. fca
This Trade-mark
Eliminates All
Uncertainty
in the purchase oi
paint material!.
It is aa absolute
guarantee of pur
ity and quality.
For your, own
protection, fee
that it is on the tide of
every keg oi white lead
you buy.
NITIONU IEI0 COaVaVT
1101 Trlaity Ivii.l.f, Sm Tfl
WESTERN CANADA
More ,
Dig Crops
In 1C08
iawiker 60,003 Sattlen trea the Uahed Males
NEW DISTRICTS
OPENED FOB SETTLEMENT
tit terse at Lsad le CAM tCTTltt-fM N
IssmssmI ass l el Sl.t Par Aero, '
A mmsi. rUk esaar ini m Mniuir.a
IHWMnwi mmnmirn. " Kxtrsct Irom camuspoad.
eam at a Natioual auditor, whoso ieit ta Wesief
tii ia auaui, ivos, was aa losausuaa.
Many haes paia ta entire cnot of taotr lanaa
aad had a baiaace ot Iroaa $19.00 to IW.M par auri
as a resale of ana crop.
Bona Wheat. Wmur VHvat, Oats, Barter.
Flas sad Peas are SUa principal crupa, while
wild trnin brine s perfcxtiou tha host Cat
that haeosver aeeo add on the Chlcaro sssrlaM.
bWadid Ctiiaaia, S.aeula sad ( huneo m sl
locaUUi, ssllwars Uuch mint of the svtUod dla
tricla, lu pilsra kjr preduaa are alvsas snud.
Isoda, aiay aieo be puixaad fruru Railway aol
Lssd t'oaipaawa. FNjr paaipiilets. soaps sad la
loraiatloa tcaardlavo' low railroad rales spplyte
VI. D. Stelt, Supertnterult-nt it luaiWraMoa,
Otlaws, Canada, or t. 1. Hoireeiv 315 Jaiase
St., St. rsul, Uloo, sad J. 1. MaiLachlao, boa
116, Waletlewa, to. Llnkgla Aullioruod tot srti
BMUt Ayeats.
rieie. eay wh s pea oaa this ad-artlieoxas.
TTraKM wmrriHe) ro advk
v 'Jdoaaa say yo oaw saa adew.
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